BONNETJE Spring-Summer 2025: "High haste / Bricolages”
Bonnetje's "High Haste / Bricolages" collection has made a significant impact, reaffirming its status as a brand to watch despite being on Copenhagen Fashion Week schedule for the first time. The presentation showcased an innovative blend of sustainability and style, leaving a lasting impression and food for thought.
Fashion Press Corner / Bonnetje
8/16/2024
The event highlighted Bonnetje's unique approach to fashion, where each piece tells a story of hurried dressing and minimal waste. The collection features garments worn inside out, upside down, and wrapped in unconventional ways, celebrating the beauty of imperfection and the artistry in everyday life. Key pieces included reimagined vintage suits, which were visually striking and a testament to Bonnetje's commitment to circular fashion. By transforming old garments into new, dynamic silhouettes, the collection resonated with today's fast-paced world while maintaining a focus on sustainability, a commitment the young duo has embraced and executed in an innovative manner.
In collaboration with Swedish luxury brand VENCZEL, Bonnetje also unveiled three unique bags dressed in upcycled suits based on the ÈLAN, VEIRON, and AERA models. Constructed with VENCZEL's saddlery techniques and surplus leather frames, these bags feature asymmetrical patterns from the most sculpted parts of suit jackets.
Bonnetje's philosophy merges craftsmanship with the realities of modern life, offering a fresh perspective on slow fashion. The brand's dedication to sustainability without compromising on style sets it on a trajectory to earn its reputation as a forward-thinking talent in the fashion industry.
Highlighted by Copenhagen Fashion Week as ‘One to Watch’ and on the Spring/Summer 2025 Show & Presentation Schedule, Copenhagen-based Bonnetje transforms vintage suits into new silhouettes, embracing sustainability and circular fashion. By blending past and present influences, the brand challenges traditional boundaries and celebrates craftsmanship while exploring gender fluidity in clothing design.
Photos: James Chochrane
